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(dynamic music)

(upbeat music)

>> Dad?

No!

♪ I'm so ensnared by your tongue ♪

♪ Every bridge I reach I never toast ♪

♪ Expectations tough, you can't continue ♪

♪ It's a nasty self, can this be real ♪

♪ I will linger here to to tell me ♪

♪ Commit indecent part of me ♪

♪ So finally I'll tell you ♪

♪ I am here to scream you so loud ♪

♪ Somewhere ♪

♪ In the world, dark ♪

♪ In the cell ♪

♪ Take her home to me ♪

♪ Oh we don't believe you ♪

(water running)

(dramatic music)

Asshole.

Hey, buddy.

You just parked in my reserved spot.

You racked up about 10 moving violations.

>> I'm sorry, mate.

Guess I forgot you Yanks drive

on the wrong side of the road.

There are plenty of other places to park.

(elevator ringing)

>> Hey.

(elevator ringing)

>> Mark Richfield.

And you are?

>> Steve Miller.

>> It's a pleasure.

Looks like we're going to be colleagues.

Off to a lovely start.

>> Mark, walk with me.

(typing)

(men laughing)

>> Man: Oh yeah.

>> Mark: I'm very excited to
be working with you folks.

>> Man: Oh, it's a
pleasure having you here.

>> Woman: Mark and Berg and company.

>> It was a pretty big one, wasn't it?

>> Mark and Berg and company, right.

It's a good one.

I'm really looking forward
to the Foist account.

>> Parsons: I wanted to
get you all in one room

today to make a few announcements.

>> What's up, Stevo?

Who's the new guy?

>> I don't know.

I'm still trying to figure that one out.

What's Parsons up to?

>> I heard this guy's well connected.

And for Roland.
(chuckles)

Come on.

That Foist account is
totally up for grabs.

>> I would also like to formally
introduce Mark Richfield.

Mark?

(group applauds)

I hired him yesterday.

He's got a great resume and
personally, I like his style.

>> That account is not up for grabs.

I've been working on that
account for three years now.

Parsons knows that.
>> I trust you all see--

>> I'm with you, Steve.

I don't like this guy.

I don't like him at all.
>> We will be going

to New Mexico.

Our account associates
are being flown there

next week for a team building retreat.

This is mandatory so
please confirm with Amber.

We fly out on Friday morning
and we fly back on Monday.

And when we get back in town,

we're gonna be a team, an army!

We are gonna be the roughest,
toughest ad agency in town!

(crowd applauds)
(crowd cheers)

>> Hey, boss, can we talk?

>> What's up?

>> Well, I've been here for five years.

You know, I work my ass off.

I started in cable ads and I've handled

some of our biggest clients.

I've done well.

>> Excuse me, Mr. Parsons.

>> What's your point, Steve?

>> I assumed that the Foist
account would be handed

down to me once Roland retired.

I'm the one--
>> Stop right there.

You did start in cable.

You're lucky you started here at all.

You were a cop with no experience
in advertising whatsoever.

I hired you on a hunch.

I had a gut feeling about you.

I hired you because I thought
if you could get someone

to sign a confession, you could
get 'em to sign a contract.

I haven't made any decisions
on the Foist account yet.

>> Okay, fair enough, Harold.

But I've worked on this account for years

and word's out now that
there's this new high

flyer nosing around the office--

>> You mean Mark Richfield?

>> He's not nosing around.

He's here because I hired him.

>> If you think I'm not
working up to speed--

>> Steve, stop.

>> I have no complaints about your work.

Are we good?

>> Oh, we're good.

Well, Ms. Bakewell, I think
that's all we need from you.

Thank you very, very much.

We look forward to another
three years with you.

>> Ms. Bakewell: Thank you, Steven.

You never disappoint me.

>> Oh, thank you.

We'll see you soon, okay?
>> Okay.

>> Alright, bye bye.

(dramatic music)

(printer printing)

(machine beeping)

Parsons?

>> Conference room.

(knocking)

>> Just signed three
more years with Bakewell.

>> Well, done.

Good job.

Mark?

Grab a glass for Steve.

Mr. Richfield just signed
a contract with Rolls.

We're going international.

(glasses clinking)

>> To me.

(treadmill humming)

(lips smack)

>> Baby, we have nothing in common.

>> Don't say that.

>> It's true.

You never like to go to the
opera or the theater with me.

And I can't sit through
another Dodger's game.

>> Well, we're not always
gonna like the same things.

>> We don't like any of the same things.

>> Yes, we do.

Yes, we do.

>> Baby.

It's over.

(lips smack)

I'm going to Pilates.

(cellphone ringing)

>> Hi, sis.

>> Laura: Hey, what are you doing?

No, don't tell me, I know.

You're running or drinking
beer on the couch.

>> I'm running.

>> Laura: Liar, don't
fall asleep on the couch.

>> What's up?

>> Laura: You still
coming to Mom and Dad's?

>> I said I'm coming.

It's not for like a month so drop it.

>> Laura: Go to bed.

I love you!

>> Good night, Laura.

Thanks.

(dramatic music)

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and caregivers our encouragement
to healthy lifestyles

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Get going at letsmove.gov/indiancountry.

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>> Radio Announcer: OM
is back on your radio.

>> Radio Announcer: This
is the Mark Modine Show.

(door creaking)

>> Hey.

>> You're late, come on, get in here.

>> Miller, you missed all
the phone on the plane.

>> Not very team-oriented of you.

>> What are we supposed to be doing here?

>> Role-playing.

I'm up.

I'm the Devil and I need
to sell you a new soul.

>> Sell me a soul.

Don't you mean buy?

>> It says sell, mate.

>> Woman: Alright, everybody, start.

>> I can tell you aren't whole.

>> Really?

>> There's a hole in you, a
place where you have a need.

One only needs to look and I can

see you are a very unhappy man.

>> I'm fine.

>> Look, I'm only trying to heal you.

Give you happiness, make you whole again.

(rain falling)

You just need to allow me.

It won't take long, just a matter of time.

(thunder cracking)

Trust me.

Trust me and I'll give
you everything you need.

(dramatic music)

>> Woman: Time, okay, good, good.

Let's take a quick break.

>> You used the oldest trick in the book.

Using sex to sell.

>> You don't use it?

>> No, it's not my style.

Plus it gets you in trouble.

>> You like a bit of
trouble, Officer Miller.

>> What did you call me?

>> I heard you were a
cop before working here.

>> Yeah, I was.

But I'm not anymore.

(door creaking)

Jesus, I need a beer.

>> Me, too.

It's time to get this party started.

>> Not me, I'm hitting the hay.

I think they have a
bunch of bullshit planned

for us tomorrow.

>> Me, too.

I plan on being on my toes tomorrow.

If I can sleep in this heat.

It's flaming hot.

Well, Officer Miller, we
did miss you on the flight.

It's a brilliant invention, the airplane.

Actually safer than the automobile.

>> Yeah, drop it Richfield.

>> This room should be fun, like
being stuck in a lion's den.

(dramatic music)

>> Good morning, everybody.

I hope we all are ready
for a tough exercise.

You're going to use your
brains and your brawn

to build a fence on this ranch.

Now, this isn't just a competition

but an exercise in leadership.

Now your boss, Mr. Parsons,
has chosen Steve Miller

to help motivate the groups.

>> Shoot me now.

>> Hello, roomy.

>> So, you're our leader.

What will you make us do?

>> Build a fucking fence.

(rock music)

>> Divide yourselves into two teams.

You're going to build one fence together.

There are two posts on either side.

You have to work together
to get the remaining posts

in the ground at the right level.

The exercise ends when both teams

have come together in the middle.

The team with the most
posts in the ground wins.

Alright, everybody, begin.

>> Alright, guys, let's go, two teams.

Let's go!

Richfield, Janet, Kevin, Jay, Cindy

over here on this side.
(upbeat music)

Everyone else with me over here, let's go.

Let's go, let's set up shop.

Like that.

(clanging)
One-two.

One-two.

One-two.

That's all, let's go.

Got it?

Close it down, Dave, let's go.

Go, go, go, go!

Good, good, you alright?

Alright, man.

(clanging)

Here we go, let's go.

Let's go, let's go.

Set it up.

Come on.

Let's go.
>> Ah!

(clanging)

Get in, try it out.

Let's go, come on.

Get on the post.
>> Alright, that's good.

(clanging)

>> Alright, uh.

(clanging)

>> I know, I'm not a very good leader.

I just took over.

And I know that wasn't
the point of the exercise.

>> Look, Steve, it's a
team building exercise.

You don't have to
shoulder it all yourself.

>> I couldn't motivate
them to do anything.

>> But you led by example and you

showed them that it could be done.

>> Come on, let's get you bandaged up.

>> You're one tough mother fucker, Stevo.

Way to make us all look like wimps.

>> You made yourselves look like wimps.

>> Physical power means nothing,
especially in advertising.

>> You know what, you're
just a pussy, Richfield.

>> And you're just a control freak

who takes this all much too seriously.

I haven't seen you smile
once since I've met you.

You have to have a laugh sometime.

>> What are you reading?

>> A manual for tomorrow's hike.

It's dangerous out there.

(dramatic music)

(birds chirping)

>> Look for your colored flags.

Don't take anybody else's
if you come across it.

Play fair and we'll see you
back here in a couple hours.

Get going, get your flags, and get back.

You have three hours.

>> Three hours?

Let's go, let's take a look at the map.

>> Ah, here.

>> Alright, it looks
like we're heading north.

Charlie, which way is north?

>> Let's go this way.

>> This way?

>> This way.
>> Alright, let's go.

>> Let's give it a try.

(dramatic music)

>> I think we should head that way.

>> You think?

Hours of bloody wandering
and you think it's that way?

Give me the map!

Right, there's a group of juniper trees

over there and a hill over there.

And a pinyon, what the hell is a pinyon?

>> It's a snake.

I remember that from biology
class in high school.

>> We walk a few meters that way.

There should be a flag marking the spot.

>> How far is a meter?

>> What the fuck, man?

We should be at our goal by now.

>> Everyone calm down!

Charlie, give me the compass.

Charlie, this compass is broken.

Couldn't you tell?

>> Give me the map.

Lemie here has led us
in this wrong direction!

>> Mark: Oh, fuck off!

>> So where the hell are we, Richfield?

>> Please tell me we're not lost.

>> We're not bloody lost!

>> Yes, thanks to you we are bloody lost!

>> Thanks to me!

I take over for one minute and
now it's my fault we're lost!

>> I give in.

I vote we stay here for the night.

It's getting dark and we're literally

just wandering in the desert.

>> We can't stay here.

We'll die out here.

I ain't getting bit by a fucking pinyon!

>> A pinyon is a tree, you idiot.

And we're not gonna die.

Haven't you guys ever been camping?

>> Yeah, at a campground,

with an outhouse and a tent.

I'm out.

Charlie.

>> I'm with Kevin.

I like the urban jungle, not this shit.

You guys are staying?

I'm not lingering.
(dramatic music)

>> Maybe we should go with them.

>> Then go.

They have no idea where they're going.

>> And you do?

Do you know where we're going?

>> Relax.

Someone will be by before we know it.

>> Relax, somebody will find us.

Let's just stay here.

Are you kidding?

Nobody's on their way, you bloody idiot.

And what about coyotes and
snakes and bloody scorpions?

I read about it in the manual.

>> Alright.

Look.

I told you not to worry.

Are you really that soft and pampered

that you can't just lay out in the desert

for a few hours and cool off?

>> I'm very pampered as a matter of fact.

My parents have title and breeding.

I'm not accustomed to roughing it, ever.

You think you're so bloody macho

that you can run over
everybody around you.

Well, you can't run over me!

>> What are you talking about?

>> Please, the team exercise.

You didn't motivate anybody.

You used it as an opportunity
to flex your muscles.

It was complete arrogance.

>> You know what, you're the arrogant one.

You couldn't even be
bothered to lift a finger.

>> It was a team exercise.

You made it perfectly clear that

you didn't need anybody's help.

>> You can't leave me alone.

>> I won't.

>> Bloody freezing.

>> It's amazing how the temperature
dips after the sun sets.

>> Don't you feel cold?

>> Yeah, I'm just not bitching.

>> Stop playing the bloody hero.

>> Can't get stars like this in L.A.

>> You can't see much
of anything but smog.

>> I used to love stargazing as a kid.

>> Did you?

Not shooting birds in the woods?

>> What kind of monster do you think I am?

>> I don't know you well enough to guess.

>> Well, I'm actually a nice guy.

>> Yeah, have that on
your curriculum vitae?

>> My what?

>> Your resume!

>> Yeah, I know what a CV is alright?

I didn't get where I am today
because I'm a freaking idiot.

>> And where are you
today, Officer Miller?

Lost in the freaking desert!

>> Yeah, you're lost, too!

>> Well, you got us lost, copper!

>> The compass was broken!

>> Oh, sorry to offend
an officer of the LAPD!

You're going to hit me.

You were going to hit me.

Go ahead, hit me.

It'll actually warm me up, hit me!

>> You have fucking courage, Richfield.

>> Oh, go ahead then.

I know you've been wanting to.

You're so fucking paranoid that I'm gonna

take your precious Foist account!

Did you know that Parsons
promised it to me?

It was a condition of
my goddamn employment!

(lips smacking)

(panting)

(gentle instrumental music)

(upbeat music)

(panting)

I'm bloody boiling now.

(laughing)

>> Richfield.

(coughing)

You are high maintenance.

>> You're right about that.

>> Mark.

Mark.

Are you gay?

>> No.

That was, um.

Are you?

>> No.

I'm not.

That's the first time
that's happened, truly.

>> Me, too.

Wow, did you see that?

>> Yeah.

I saw it.

There is a place in L.A.
where you can see stars.

It's on the coast, a
little north of Malibu.

(instrumental music)

(car honking)

What the hell is that?

>> Sounds like a jeep.

>> Water?

>> We're over here, hey!

>> I'm a filthy mess.

>> Hey, hey, we're over here!

Hey!

Hey, we're over here!

(car honking)

>> They're fine, I told you they're fine.

>> Are you guys okay?

Are you okay?

>> We're good, Harold.

Calm down.

Now, listen, we have to find
Kevin and Charlie, alright?

>> They made it back last night.

>> Kevin and Charlie made it back?

>> Yes.

Charlie?

Kevin and Charlie made it back?

>> Yes.
>> Yes.

>> What?

>> Come on, let's go.

(engine revving)

(instrumental music)

>> Steve: I'm gonna go take a shower.

♪ A bird with wings to fly ♪

♪ You down every heaven ♪

♪ He wants to move ♪

♪ And where he moves his eyes, yes ♪

♪ I could feel him come so fast ♪

>> Hey, Steve.

Alright.
>> How are ya?

Hi, guys.

>> Hey, it's Mark, too.

Our survivors.

>> We need a picture.

(clicking)

>> Hey, man, how are ya?

>> Man, you survived.

That's amazing.

(dramatic music)

>> Steve, where you going?

>> I'm gonna head out.

I have a long drive ahead of me.

>> Oh, man, today's the last day.

No more contests, no work.

No one's gonna be in
the office till Tuesday.

>> Yeah, I really need to go,

but you guys have fun, alright?

>> Hey, we're proud of you.

Mark told me he wouldn't have survived

without your leadership.
>> No, that's not true.

It was a team effort.

>> Okay, man.

>> Alright, guys.
>> Be safe.

>> Yeah, alright, guys.

I'll see you later, okay?

Bye.

(upbeat instrumental music)

♪ Don't tell me to think ♪

♪ I can't hear it now ♪

♪ Don't promise me things ♪

♪ Don't promise me things ♪

♪ I can't think now ♪

♪ Forget we got ♪

♪ Forget we kissed ♪

♪ Forget we kissed ♪

♪ Can't think about anything else ♪

♪ If you lie with me again ♪

♪ Will you, will you lie ♪

♪ With me again ♪

♪ Will you, will you lie ♪

♪ With me again ♪

(panting)

♪ My life is my own ♪

♪ I can't give up now ♪

♪ I've had enough pain ♪

♪ I've had enough pain ♪

♪ You're part of me now ♪

♪ I don't know why ♪

♪ It's love that I need ♪

♪ And you are a guide ♪

♪ Can't think about anything else ♪

♪ If you lie with me again ♪

♪ Can we pretend that you're okay ♪

♪ Can we make it right ♪

♪ Stay with me ♪

(cars zooming)

>> Hey, what's up, guys?

How was the flight?

>> Good, and the drive?

>> Oh, it was fine.

Raced home, missed all the traffic.

>> I bet Kevin you guys
would kill each other.

(laughs)

>> Oh, you know, we recovered.

Team building and all that, huh?

>> Well, gents, back to work.

>> See you at three o'clock, Stevo.

>> What's happening at three?

>> Mark says there's a big announcement.

>> Foist?

>> Must be, he sounded pretty smug.

Sorry, bro.

(group applauds)

>> Steve, you proved to be a great leader

and most importantly, a survivor.

>> And, Mark, first you
bring us Rolls International

and then we thank you by
getting you lost in the desert.

(chuckling)

You were a real trooper this weekend.

I'd like to be the first
to congratulate you, Mark,

because, I have on good authority,

our own Mark Richfield
is engaged to be married.

>> Woman: Married, oh my goodness!

(group applauds)
(group cheers)

>> Yes, yes, thank you, thank you.

Yes, my fiance Sharon
and I are to be married.

You're all invited to the wedding.

New job, new accounts, and a new wife.

>> Steve, let's take a walk.

Steve, I've made a decision
on the Foist account.

You're the first to know.

>> I understand, sir.

>> Relax, it's yours.

You're the man for the job.

Don't you think you've earned it.

>> Yes, yes, of course, sir!
(typing)

I thank you, I really appreciate that.

That's great news.

>> I'll have Roland sit down with

you and hand over all the files.

Paper.

Most of it will need to
be scanned or shredded.

>> Um, has Mark been told about Foist yet?

>> Like I said, you're the first to know.

>> Do you mind if I'm the
one to break it to him?

>> Not if you're gonna rub his face in it.

>> No, no, no, of course not.

Hey, got a minute.

>> What for?

>> Just to talk.

>> What is there to talk about?

>> Business.

>> Right.

Get in here if you're gonna
linger in the hall like that.

>> You like me in your office, don't you?

>> Yes.

I do.

>> Come here.

(romantic music)

Closer.

>> Steve, this is crazy.

>> Closer.

>> I.

I can't.

I can't.

I can't do this.

>> Yeah.

I gotta go.

(dramatic music)

(typing)

Hey, what's up, man?

>> Amber, I'm at lunch.

I'm on my cell, okay?

>> Okay, Steve.

(elevator ringing)

>> Can I help you?

>> Yeah.

Sorry, the gate was wide open.

I work with Mark at Parsons and Company.

Is he home?

>> No, he's at work.

Who are you?

>> I'm Steve Miller.

I'm sorry, he just
wasn't at his desk today.

And you are?

>> Huh?

>> Steve: And you are?

>> I'm Jack.

Do you wanna come in?

>> No, that's okay.

I was just trying to track down Mark.

It can wait.

So are you in advertising, as well?

>> No, I'm an attorney.

>> My ex is a lawyer.

>> Oh, what's his name?

>> Her.

Sonya Knight.

You probably don't know her.

>> I do.

I love Sonya, smart lawyer.

>> Small world.

>> Tell her Jack Larsen said hi.

>> Well, I better be going.

>> You wanna come for a swim?

It's hot as hell out.

>> I'm good.

I didn't bring my bathing suit.

>> Should I tell Mark you stopped by?

>> I'll see him around.

Thanks, it's very nice to meet you, Jack.

>> Nice to meet you.

(dramatic music)

(phone ringing)

>> Sonya Knight.

>> Hey, Sonya, it's me.

>> Steve, I'm surprised to hear from you.

>> Well, I thought you said that you

never wanted to speak to me again.

>> No, I said we could still be friends.

What's up?

>> I have a question
for you about a lawyer.

>> Sonya: Oh, doing some detective work?

>> Sort of.

Do you know an attorney named Jack Larsen?

>> Yes, why?

>> Is he gay?

>> Why do you wanna know that?

>> It's too complicated to explain.

>> Sonya: Yes, he's gay.

And as far as I know he's out.

Why?

>> I knew it.

>> What the hell is going on?

You sound like your dad.

>> No, don't drudge up the past, Sonya.

I gotta go.

>> So you're gonna hang
up, just like that.

>> Listen, I don't wanna argue with you.

>> Not gay, huh, Richfield.

>> I'll call you back.

>> What do you want?

>> I want you, Richfield.

>> Why were you at my house?

It was really inappropriate.

>> Why did you tell me you weren't gay?

(door slamming)
>> Because I'm not gay!

>> Mark.

>> My roommate just told me you were

snooping around my house.

>> Oh, your roommate.

>> Yes, as hard as that may be to believe.

Jack is one of my oldest
friends and it's none

of your business but I've
known him since college.

>> And you don't fuck him?

>> No!

I don't!

He's gay, yes, but I'm not.

I have a fiance.

>> Does she know you're gay?

>> What's the difference to you, Miller?

>> Gee, I don't know.

Maybe because we screwed
around in the desert.

And I can't stop thinking about it.

>> Neither can I.

Please stop touching me.

(knocking)

>> Well, you're both here.

I just wanted to make sure there was

no bloodshed over the Foist account.

>> What?

>> Foist.

You told him?

>> Yeah, of course.

Yeah, we're fine.

>> Good, good.

It's nothing personal, Mark.

>> Yes, of course.

Best man won.

>> Alright, fine.

>> Harold, a word.

Harold.

(upbeat music)

♪ To your home to kneel ♪

♪ Oh we don't believe you ♪

♪ Oh we don't believe we swear ♪

♪ Oh we can't believe you ♪

♪ We cannot believe you ♪

♪ Guess we have to bring
you down and walk ♪

(elevator ringing)

(elevator ringing)

(clears throat)
>> Sharon.

What are you doing here?

>> I thought we had lunch?

Scheduled a few hours this afternoon

to take care of wedding details.

>> Look, love, I'm very busy.

>> You're always busy.

Why can't you take some
time off to come to lunch?

>> Is this the lucky lady?

>> I hope so, hi.

>> Steve Miller, I work with your fiance.

>> Well, actually Steve we
were just headed to lunch.

Can it wait till this afternoon?

>> It can wait as long as
you want, Mr. Richfield.

>> Great.

Lunch then, my pet?

>> Steve, why don't you come with us?

>> No!

He's rather busy.

>> Actually, my schedule just opened.

I'd love to.

>> We have wedding
details to discuss, Steve.

I'm sure you'll be bored.

>> She's pretty.

>> Will you please leave?

Am I invited to your wedding?

>> Yes, the whole office is.

Please, Steve, make some excuse.

>> Sorry, there was a line.

So what do you think?

>> Roses or lilies?

>> I think the only time the
man should pick the flowers

is for his Mum on Mother's day.

>> Well, I wouldn't mind
a little help, sweetheart.

Planning a wedding is a lot of work.

>> I'm working hard, too, Sharon.

To make money, to pay for this wedding.

Work with Jack.

>> I'm marrying you, Mark.

Not Jack.

>> Well, speaking of money.

What would you say to helping me

out with the Foist account?

>> Foist?

>> Come on, share it.

Split the commission.

>> Is the commission big?

>> If we pull this off the
commission will be huge.

We'll split it 50-50.

You'll have a nice little nest egg

to start off your life together.

The only problem is, Roland
has his files in Pasadena.

You know how paranoid he gets.

So he's dropping off all the paper work

at my house this afternoon.

So, can I steal your fiance?

Just for the evening.

>> I haven't agreed to anything.

>> Convince him, Sharon.

Well, I really should go and meet Roland.

Come by my place after lunch.

And congratulations.

(knocking)

Hi, Roland.

Thanks for bringing all the files.

>> No problem, Steve.

I trust you with these.

>> Roland, come on inside and have a seat.

I'll be right there.

>> What the fuck was that about?

>> Mark, I just want your help with Foist.

>> You don't want my help.

You need a shrink!

>> Come on, Roland's really screwed up.

His sense of organization is appalling.

I can't do this alone.

>> You just wanna get me next to you

so you can get down my trousers.

>> No.

I need your brain for this.

Besides, he's inside right now.

>> Roland, he's inside?

>> Yes, and he brought all the files.

>> Why should I help you?

You've got the bloody account!

>> Because I need you.

Roland, Mark's gonna help me out.

>> You need help?

I never needed any help.

>> Just to get me organized.

>> Right.

We'll go through all the
old paperwork to shred.

Anything over five years old, mind you.

>> Oh, shredding paper work?

>> Yes.

If it's old and out of date,
it's a good idea to purge it.

>> If you think so, I
never get rid of anything.

>> Are the web-based ads up to date?

>> As far as I know they are.

We deal mostly with print and TV media.

>> And the product list is
complete, as far as you know?

>> No, I don't think so.

Got some new items.

I'm waiting for the information on those.

>> You know, why don't you
let us handle it, Roland?

>> Why don't you go
home and get some rest?

>> Sure, it's my last week any way.

>> No problem.

We'll go through some more stuff

and you can help us out
in the office tomorrow.

>> Sure, sounds good.

(upbeat music)

>> You know, I actually found some

useful stuff in these files.

This is an official document
from the EPA in 1997.

It turns out all the Foist products

scored really, really well.

All the ingredients are plant-based

and they're 100% biodegradable.

They've been in the
business since the 1940s

before the industry started
using all those nasty chemicals.

And the ingredients are
still the same today.

>> And no one every
thought to exploit this?

>> Roland certainly didn't.

>> Look at this label.

It's cheap.

We need fresh images from
their original product.

Harken back to the glory days.

>> I remember when they
came out with these bottles.

>> Right.

We bring back that retro feel.

>> Good thinking, Mark.

>> You know, I've got it.

Here's the tag.

Foist, green since 1946.

The other guys, well,
they're just green with envy.

What do you think?

>> I think it's genius.

(laughs)

>> Great.

Maybe it's just the booze talking.

>> Maybe.

>> Speaking of which, where's the loo?

>> Oh, you can use the one in my bedroom.

Now, where did you get that?

>> I found it in your closet.

But I still can't believe you were a cop.

(laughs)

>> Yeah.

Have you ever been arrested?

>> Oh, not lately.

(playful music)

(laughing)

Bloody hell.

>> Why don't you get up, Mr. Richfield?

♪ Take me to a place I never knew ♪

>> That's what they all say.

♪ My heart is pounding in my throat ♪

♪ I've lost myself over you ♪

♪ There's no going back
I can live to regret ♪

♪ I know we can't leave now ♪

♪ I'm more in love, oh waiting for you ♪

♪ For all of my life, I
know we can't leave now ♪

♪ I'm more in love ♪

♪ Oh, waiting for you ♪

♪ For all of my life
been waiting for you ♪

♪ For all of my life ♪

♪ Take me, take me, oh ♪

♪ Away ♪

♪ No one knows it ♪

♪ Only you do ♪

>> I'm gonna keep you locked
up so you can't get married.

>> Get the fuck off me!

Take these off, now!

(panting)

Why would you say that?

>> Are you getting
married to prove a point?

Do you even love her?

>> Yes!

I love Sharon.

I can't believe I'm even
discussing this with you.

I.

God, it's.

All my life people have thought I was gay!

My own father.

I'm not.

I'm getting married for Christ's sake.

I mean, this is absurd.

I can't believe I even came here.

>> Is it absurd that I felt
something in the desert?

Or maybe that you felt something, too.

This, this shit isn't me, Mark!

This, this is me, Mark!

Wake up.

Because it's not absurd, it's the truth.

Why don't you just get it over

with and come out of the closet!

>> And you, Steve?

What about you?

(dramatic music)

(lips smack)

(yawning)

(upbeat music)

>> Shit.

We're late.

(water running)

(sighs)

You okay?

>> No, Sharon's infuriated with me.

She left me three messages.

Jack, too.

Hello, Charlie.

>> You two looked like you
just climbed outta the sack.

>> You're mistaken.

I'm engaged to be married.

>> Sure.

Listen, personally, I don't give a shit.

This is L.A.

I don't know how it is in England,

but out here nobody cares who you fuck.

What's funny is watching you two

pretending nothing's going on.

But it won't be funny at your wedding.

(electronic music)

>> I can explain.

>> Where the hell were you last night?

>> At Steve Miller's.

>> The cop?

>> Ex-cop.

>> Cop, what cop?

>> The man we had lunch
with the other day.

We got a new account together.

We have a deadline, I'm sorry.

I fell asleep.

>> Jack: You fell asleep
with Steve Miller?

>> I fell asleep on the couch.

>> I do not know what's going on

with you but let me tell you!

You will not humiliate me.

We are getting married in a week.

At the club.

>> Yes, Sharon, of course
we're getting married.

Next week.

>> At the club.

>> Hey, Dad.

How's it going?

>> It's going.

Suppose you want dark meat.

>> Steve.

You look good, son.

>> Hi, Mom.

>> Come on, Steve.

Let's grab you a beer.

Just ignore him.

He's just an old retired cop.

>> He didn't retire, Laura.

He got fired for pointing a gun at me.

>> I remember, Steven.

I do, but, we're just
trying to move on, you know?

You're here, aren't you?

>> I don't know why.

He'll never change and
I'll never forgive him.

I'm just here for you.

>> Thanks.

Have you heard from Sonya?

>> Yeah, we talk.

But we're just friends.

>> I'm sorry, Steve.

>> Don't be sorry.

It's for the best, we were too different.

And actually I think I'm
in love with someone else.

>> Really?

Who is she?

>> Well, she's a he, Laura.

I'm in love with a man.

>> What?

>> I know.

At first I thought it was
just sexual but he's amazing.

>> Maybe you're just confused.

>> I'm not confused.

I've never been more sure about anything.

>> I just mean first Sonya and now a guy.

>> I wasn't confused about Sonya

and I'm not confused about Mark either.

I love who I love.

>> Does he love you?

>> I think so.

But.

He's engaged to be married to a woman.

>> Steve.
>> I know, I know.

But.

We have something.

I'm crazy about him.

>> Dad: You want chicken or not?

>> I think he just wants a hot dog.

(laughing)

(ripping)

(phone ringing)

(phone ringing)

(phone ringing)

>> Recording: Please leave
a message at the tone.

(beeping)

>> Mark, I've been
calling you all weekend.

What's going on?

>> You ready?

I also updated the contract
renewals as well, 25%.

>> Go in without me.

>> Without you, no.

>> You got everything under control.

You don't need me.

>> Steve, this is your account.

Our account.

>> Richfield, you ignored me all weekend.

I'm gonna go in there, but
after this you're on your own.

You can have the fucking account.

>> With our comprehensive
campaign and your new logo,

we feel that we can push Foist products

farther than they've ever gone before.

Global.

Foist, going green.

For good.

>> That was great.

This was exciting stuff.

Steve, you look kinda quiet.

Anything you like to add?

>> No, sir, Mr. Foist.

Mark here said it all.

>> Well, I like it.

When do we get started?

>> Steve: Please, stop touching me.

>> What, I'm living in the moment.

That went well.

>> Have you called off the wedding yet?

>> It's not like that.

It's my responsibility.

It's my duty.

>> Are you serious?

Just drive me back to the office

otherwise I'll get a cab.

>> No, stop!

I'll drive you back.

(electronic music)

(elevator ringing)

>> Steve, how'd it go?

Where's Richfield?

>> He's on his way back
now with the contracts.

We signed a spectacular deal.

You're gonna be very pleased.

>> Excellent.

>> On that note, Harold, I need a week.

>> Are you okay?

>> Yeah, I'm fine.

I'm just tired.

The lawyers still need
to go over everything

with the contracts so there's really

not much I can do right now.

>> Yeah, okay.

Richfield can cover for you.

You cover for him when
he goes on his honeymoon.

Have a good week.

(elevator ringing)

(dramatic instrumental music)

>> Fuck!

>> Hey, Mark.

>> Kevin.

>> Is it your bachelor party tonight?

>> No, no bachelor party for me.

I think that's an American tradition.

>> Your loss.

It's your last chance of freedom.

(waves crashing)

>> How did you find me?

>> North Malibu.

Where you can see the stars at night.

Look, Steve, I know you want to be alone.

I needed to find you.

I can't stop thinking about you.

>> What are you doing here?

You're getting married tomorrow.

>> I know.

But I needed.

>> What?

You needed what?

You're just lost.

You don't know what you need.

>> I need you.

I need you in my life.

>> What?

So I can watch you and
Sharon have a life together?

So you can turn me into another Jack?

(sighs)

>> I know.

I'm so sorry.

I'll lose everything, Steve.

I would lose everything!

(lips smack)

>> You know I love you, right?

I love you, I love you.

(upbeat music)
>> I love you, too.

I can't.

I can't.

I can't.

I'm sorry, I can't.

>> Mark.

Mark.

Mark!

(knocking)

>> Hey, Stevo.

Thought you were out of town.

>> Yeah, I just got back.

Catching up on a few things so

there's less bullshit next week.

>> You look like hell.

>> I'm fine.

>> You wanna carpool to
Mark's wedding tomorrow?

>> Is that tomorrow?

No, thanks, man.

You better count me out for this one.

You know, weddings.

>> Yeah, weddings.

(clapping)

(dramatic instrumental music)

(rock music)

(groans)

(gentle instrumental music)

(dog barking)

>> What are you doing here?

I've been calling.

You haven't been calling back.

>> I've been busy.

>> Liar.

>> What's up?

>> You tell me.

You look awful.

>> He's getting married today.
(dog barking)

>> And you're serious about him, this guy?

So what are you gonna do about it?

>> Nothing.

>> Nothing?

That's not the Steven I know.

Go get him.

>> What?

>> Go get him.

>> I can't.

The last time we saw each other he was.

>> Steven, you're the one who told me

black or white, man or woman.

You just love who you love.

Go get him.

>> But.
>> But nothing.

If you think he loves you even a tenth

as much as you love him,
there's only one thing to do.

>> I have the ring.

You have your boutonniere.

I think that's everything.

Are you okay?

It's normal to be nervous.

Don't worry.

>> I need a drink.

Just pour it.

>> Are you sure you wanna
go through with this?

>> No, I'm not bloody sure.

>> Then don't!

Don't do it, Mark.

It's that guy, isn't it?

>> What?

>> The guy, the guy you work with.

Steve.

>> I have to go through with it!

After all the planning and expense.

Making sure to wait till I was ready.

A fortune on the reception.

I have to go through with it.

(lips smack)

>> Mark.

You know I've always loved you.

I want what's best for you.

And I love Sharon, but it's a commitment.

A marriage.

I'm just saying.

If it's not her.

It's not me.

Maybe it's Steve.

(upbeat music)

(bell chiming)

♪ You think this is easy ♪

♪ You think life you change ♪

♪ Let me tell you ♪

>> But as time grew I learned
to love you and cherish you.

(door rattling)

♪ You think this is easy ♪

>> Mark.

♪ You think life you change ♪

♪ Let me tell you, my love ♪

>> Steve.

♪ Met a new love in you ♪

♪ My world, it's upside down ♪

♪ Here are the vows you ought to take ♪

♪ With somebody else ♪

♪ Let me tell you my love ♪

♪ It's killing me now ♪

♪ I see the way you look at me ♪

>> I'm so sorry, Sharon.

I should have called this
wedding off months ago.

I just didn't have the courage.

♪ You are the one ♪

♪ You are the one ♪

>> But I do now.

I'm so sorry.

But I know in my heart
it's the right thing to do.

♪ There is nothing easy ♪

♪ No certain road to take ♪

♪ Life is about choices ♪

♪ And you are the one I make ♪

♪ There is nothing easy ♪

♪ No second road to take ♪

♪ Life is about choices ♪

(engine revving)

(upbeat music)

♪ A bird with wings to fly you down ♪

♪ Every heaven he wants to know ♪

♪ And when he closes his eyes he aks ♪

♪ How can this feeling come so fast ♪

♪ Na, na na na na ♪

♪ A man that fall, his eyes can see ♪

♪ All the beauty of the world ♪

♪ And when he close his eyes he asks ♪

♪ How can this feeling come so fast ♪

♪ In a door right and wrong ♪

♪ In a door right and
wrong I found my treasure ♪

♪ I see it from you ♪

♪ The man that burns on the the wall ♪

♪ But there's a feeling,
there's only you ♪

♪ As I wait for the sun to burn ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Come here those
mountains separates them ♪

♪ But there's a feeling ♪

♪ There's another way ♪

♪ There's a way for the sun to burn ♪

♪ And I don't know were I'm going ♪

♪ And I don't know were I'm going ♪

♪ The only treasure is loving you ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ You're strong enough, I know it ♪

♪ And I don't know where I'm going ♪

(upbeat music)

♪ Don't tell me to think ♪

♪ I can't hear it now ♪

♪ Don't promise me things ♪

♪ Don't promise me things ♪

♪ I can't think now ♪

♪ Forget what we've got ♪

♪ Forget we kissed ♪

♪ Forget we kissed ♪

♪ Can't think about ♪

♪ Anything else ♪

♪ If you lie ♪

♪ With me again ♪

♪ Will you, will you lie ♪

♪ With me again ♪

♪ Will you, will you lie ♪

♪ With me again ♪

♪ My life is my own ♪

♪ I can't give up now ♪

♪ I've had enough pain ♪

♪ I've had enough pain ♪

♪ You're part of me now ♪

♪ I don't know why ♪

♪ It's love that I need ♪

♪ And you are the guide ♪

♪ Can't think about ♪

♪ Anything else ♪

♪ If you lie ♪

♪ With me again ♪

♪ Can we pretend ♪

♪ You're okay ♪

♪ Can we make it right ♪

♪ Stay with me ♪

(soft rock music)

♪ Take me to a place I never knew ♪

♪ My heart is pounding in my throat ♪

♪ I've lost myself over you ♪

♪ There's no going back ♪

♪ I can live to regret ♪

♪ I only can't leave now ♪

♪ I'm more in love ♪

♪ Oh waiting for you, for all of my life ♪

♪ I only can't leave now ♪

♪ I'm more in love ♪

♪ Oh waiting for you, for all of my life ♪

♪ Been waiting for you ♪

♪ For all of my life ♪

♪ Take me, take me oh ♪

♪ Away ♪

♪ No one knows it ♪

♪ Only you do ♪